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| Birth name | Brandi Sherwood |
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| Birthdate | January 13, 1971 |
| Birthplace | Idaho Falls, Idaho, US |
| Eye color | Blue |
| Hair color | Auburn |
| Title(s) | Miss Idaho Teen USA 1989 Miss Teen USA 1989 Miss Idaho USA 1997 Miss USA 1997 |
| Major competition(s) | Miss Teen USA 1989 (winner) Miss USA 1997 (1st runner-up) |
Brandi Sherwood (born January 13, 1971) is an American model and pageant winner. She was born in Idaho Falls, Idaho. She was Miss USA 1997 and (at age 18) Miss Teen USA 1989[1] and is a frequent rotating Barker's Beauty model on the US daytime television game show The Price Is Right.
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Pageant history
In 1997, she won the Miss Idaho USA title and represented her state at Miss USA 1997. She became first runner up to eventual Miss USA, Brook Mahealani Lee. Sherwood assumed the Miss USA title when Lee was crowned Miss Universe 1997 in Miami. Sherwood held the titles of Miss Idaho Teen USA and Miss Idaho USA. To date, Sherwood is the only woman to have held the titles of both Miss Teen USA and Miss USA.
During her reign as Miss USA, Sherwood worked with Special Olympics. She has also worked with the DARE program and continues to volunteer her time speaking to students about resisting drugs and violence.
Life after pageants
In 1996, Sherwood allegedly was invited on a modeling trip with six other women to Brunei by her friend, former Miss USA Shannon Marketic. Marketic later claimed in a lawsuit against the ruling family of Brunei that she was held against her will for 30 days.[2] The lawsuit was thrown out because of the royal family's immunity as heads of state.[3]
She also has acted in a few movies including Shark Zone, released in 2003.
Sherwood is a model on the long running game show The Price Is Right. In 1999, she married movie actor Dean Cochran. The Price Is Right host Drew Carey announced on the show's February 13, 2009 broadcast that Sherwood and Cochran are expecting twins in the summer, with the scheduled due date to be June 12, 2009. This will put her on maternity leave for the rest of Season 37 and early into Season 38, as episodes begin taping in late May to early June. Manuela Arbeláez has been assigned as her substitute.[citation needed]
References
- ^ Miss Teen USA Timeline - Past Winners
- ^ An online article on the case, Asiaweek
- ^ Article about case, E! Online
External links
| Preceded by Mindy Duncan |
Miss Teen USA 1989 |
Succeeded by Bridgette Wilson |
| Preceded by Brook Mahealani Lee |
Miss USA 1997 |
Succeeded by Shawnae Jebbia |
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